looking for some direction pls.

[Jm]

Hi,

I recently became in possession of a website that has IBM's Hotmedia
Websphere. I have transferred the site for a different hosting service, and
now it is not working and I do not understand as to why.
www.goldenphoenixreno.com/rooms/lobby.html. The applet code reads as
follows:

<applet

code="hm35.class"
name="HotMedia"
width="320"
height="240" codebase="../../vt/files">
<param name="mvrfile" value="dbl.mvr">
</applet>

I compared this to the another site I have that works, and compared
every file and directory structure, and all looks the same. I do not know
how to open a .class file and look inside. Someone asked me if it would be
IP specific. I can't see that being the case, since the files from the
working site i.e.,
http://www.vistahotels.com/vtours/binghamton/reception.htm work locally on
my pc.

Can anyone point me in the right direction?

TIA


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[Steve Easton]

Here's what is served in the page:
<applet

code="hm35.class"
name="HotMedia"
width="320"
height="240" codebase="rooms/files/">
<param name="mvrfile" value="lb.mvr">
</applet>

It appears to be a path error, as the hm35.class never makes it
to the browser cache files.

Also, .class files are usually compiled so trying to edit it probably
wouldn't
work, But I don't think that's the problem anyway.

Additionally, applets require that Java Virtual Machine be installed
on a viewers computer in order to function.
XP and IE 6 no longer have JVM installed
and it must be downloaded and installed by a visitor.

Therefore, you may want to reconsider how the "virtual tour"
is put together.

Steve